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JOE MACKEY | DARYL STOUT | Travel |
March 30, 2019 6:25 AM * |
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Daryl wrote -- > JM> Good analogy. --swipe-- > > I would call you a thief, but since you're the moderator, rank has its privileges. <G> Well then, lets just say borrowed? > bowl of chicken broth in front of her. She growled "What is this > garbage?? I want a steak!!". <G> While food is just fuel to me, I have some foods I like more than others. While I would be happy with a bowl of cereal I might rather have a steak. > JM> I really liked the line about the seeing eye dog tied to the front bumper! > > When their eyes glow, as in a photo, they have their bright lights on. <G> LOL > notes "Corrective Lenses". When the woman replied "I've got contacts", > the cop exploded "I don't care who you know!! You're supposed to be > wearing glasses!!". <G> When I took an eye test for my license renewal characters were a tad fuzzy looking in that box. I told the woman I had contacts and a bit dirty that day. She said it made no difference she was marking down I was to wear glasses when driving. Yeah, right, sure. > One woman was lamenting that the man she thought she was going to > marry dealt with Cadillacs -- when he actually said "Cataracts". Like the Asian gentleman whose doctor said he had cataracts and he replied, Oh no, I have Rincoln. Joe --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5 * Origin: Fido Since 1991 | QWK by Web | BBS.FIDOSYSOP.ORG (1:123/140) |
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